The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-04-08

SG1JlnE nlulSelL IN 2 CldlEy SuOb nlul1GLL
through the head. He was found an hour
later quite dead He had been in the COM
pany's employ eighteen years.
CHARLEL SPEIDEL, the bOOk-lzeeper of
Werner 4 Co. New York, who mis-
appropriated Sl,40i, was on the 18th SEN
fenced to five years in State prison.
Speideps stealings covered a period Of five
years, and his methods were many and
various. He was an associate of bank
teller who receatly fel to Canada with
large sum.
A MOB attacked and broke the windows
in the employment registries in Quarter
des Halles Paris, on the 28th. Louise
Michel participated in the riotOus demon
stration, but she was MANAGED by
market women and cOmpele1 to take
refuge in the police station.
On the 29th Troy, n. Y, suffered hun
dred thousand dollar fire.
OK the 29th j. Finley Hol1o, the embez-
zlcr, was arraigned for forgery at Peoria,
Ill, and plea1ed not guilty.
PINGREE a. SMITHS shoe factory at
Detroit, the largest IN Michigan, was
! totally burned, with contents on the Both.
One fireman was injured fatally. Loss,
about S2000)O.
AT Erie, Pa, on the 3lst, by a boiler ex-
! plosion, three wOrkingmen were fatally
scalded.
NEWS OF the loss Of the sealing steamer
Z
frmed. Its considered certain that two
hundred and fifty seamen perished,
A TEN THOUSAND 9LLAB mail rob berry as
tonished the New Yo * post-olice officials
on the 30th. A clerk named Clark was
| finally centered upon as the thief, and he
! was arrested on the 31st, the missing
/ package being found later, and finally
/ Clark confessed. and was sent to Jail.
EDWARD M. NEWMAN, in the employ Of
] Michael Levinson, wholesale clOthier, New
/ York, was arrested on the 3lst, charged
/ with defraudIng the firm of over $4,000
\ by means Of false entries and misusing
! the checks Of the firm. Newman was
/ taken to the TOOmbs.
/ COMMISSIONER SPARKS of the General
Land Office has issued an order creating
a contest board to which all contest cases
now pending or hereafter arising, in the
prc-empt.on and public lands divisions,
/ shall be referred for examination and de-
/ cisiou After action is taken by this
board upon a contest case, It will go to the
/ Board of Review.
+ king CHRISTIAN Of Denmark has been
! Informed from st. Petersburg that anoth-
er unsuccessful attempt has been made
upon the Cars Jife. News has also been
| received of the discovery of a conspiracy
in the Caucasus. One hundred officers Of
/ the.Tnis garrison have been arrested for
completely in the plot.
q. Two men, engineer and fireman, were
/ killed in a railway collision on the lst
4 near COrinth, Miss.
! JoIN TALBOT, one Of the most notorious
/ burglars on the continent, was captured
in New York City on the 1st
! AFTER sewing ten months of a years
/ Imprisonment sentence, a. Blackwell s
Island, Herr Most, the Anarchist leader,
was released on the 1st and returned to
1 New y Ork City.
/ TIE tsRi1IV KiCSaua1' sensation Mt Now
4 York and San Francisco is undated
/ "Blly's" lawyer failed TO get his old in
! dictment nolle pressed at New York.
/ 'Billy's'' identity has not yet been given
to the public.
LEWIS STEWART, co'ored, was hanged at
Lauren , S. c., on the 1st, for the murder
| Of his wife
TIE New York Times announces that
Jake Sharp viii be the next "boodler'
| brought 20 trial by District Attorney Mar
| tine. The case will doubtless come on IN
! May before Judge Barrett.
! Postmaster PEPPER, Of Boscobel, Wis,
was arrested on the 1st by the United
| States marshal on a charge Of misappro
priatng funds Of tho Government to thc
eXteat Of S4)). In default of bonds for his
appearance in court ne was taken to Mad
isou to await trial
LEGAL proceedings have been institute ]
against the captain of the bark Ada Mel
more, which colliIed with the British
emigrant ship Kapunda OFF tho Brazilian
coast, January %, whoa the latter was
sunk and over three hundred persons
drowned The captain of the Ada Mel
more Is charged with infringing on the
regulations TO prevent collision
MTSCELLANEOUS.
SUIT has been begun b. certain Bu ga
riaus to recover money l01u3d Prince
Alexander to go to his German home on
at the tinn hs was force to abdicats.
OK the Goth meeting Of fishing vessc
/ owners and skipp rs was held at GlOuccs
ter, Mass, and an important lC ter was
read, intended for Tresi lent Cleveland
perusal. ItpertaineI to matters upropos
Of retaliation measure.
/ Mrs. ROsANNA DENNIS died nearly sew
entceu years ago at Tlfhl. .. On the 29th
her remains were found to be petrifie6
into tinty limestone by parties Who disin-
TERED them for burial elsewhere.
INVESTIGATIONS male by the Govern
Uieut show an alarming state of facts re
gardiug food adultcratioos.
CAPTAIN RUsu L. WALLACE, of tho navy
who was statiouc at ST. Louis for sew.
eral years as inspector of the Ggat-hOusc
district, and whilc there married Miss
Patterson of that city, has just been give.
an important command lie has, for som,
time, been captain Of tho yLrl at the navy
y e. q
charge after the retirement of the forme
commandant, Admiral Queen. He ha,
now been regularly detailed by the Secve
tary Of tho Navy as cOmmandant of th
yard, which Office he viii permanently
ill under the new re yims which make
the Washington yard an OrdnaDce found
ry.
DISTRESS, bordering on starvation. i
reported to exist in portions of Newfound
land.
A REMARKABLE publication is made il
Belgium Of what Bismarck is alleged Il
have said recently, which, il true, dispels
| all hope AlsaCc-Llrrline ny have enter
tanned of neutrality in national or military
affairs.
THE report OF the Canadian Minister o
i Customs shows that the fishery policy be
! ing pursued bv the Dominion Government
= toward the United States is proving dis
astrous to Canadian maritime trade.
the Congress Of Churches and Chris
tiaus" was il session at Chicago on tho
3lth Its object was to annihilate secre
societies.
Two Indian youths sailed on the 31u
from Philadelphia foc L7ndou TO act a
| ushers Mt the American ami Colonial eN
hibiuon.
PENDING the selection and preparation
Of permauent Offices for the nse Of tn
Interstate Commerce Comm ission, tenn
1 DOrarN Q0AFtcN1 lAtc bs'A'ti - ~''aN Net W avs
The Unitel States Geological Survey il
/ the Hood building.
IT is estimated at the Treasury Depart
ment that th9re has been decrease o
about Sl2 001. .O0) in the p0blic dubtdurin-
March. The receipts for the month TO IN
Both amounted % S3} 2S5, 203 and the eX
peuditures TO SSt.s6S $50, Including s. 5S5,
2l9 pension payments. TIE net gain Of re
ceipts over eNp3u3iturcs is l4Si&f43
The Connecticut Senate on the 3)th, by
,-o4a 81 On g., Z ,,rs.1 sh, Tan Hou4- law